Kevin de Bruyne says it is “an honour” to be allowed to train for Napoli wearing Diego Maradona’s iconic No 10 but insists it does not add extra pressure. De Bruyne joined Napoli as a free agent last month after a decade at Manchester City, and was unveiled to the media on Saturday following his first week of pre-season training.

In the end, it's the No. 11, but wearing the No. 10 would have been a huge deal. Here's why: The Napoli No. 10 bring us back to the 1980s and early 1990s when the legendary Maradona played for Napoli,

Manchester City decided against offering Kevin De Bruyne a new contract and after considering staying in the Premier League he eventually signed for Napoli.